. >> a new poll shows gov. martin o'malley widening his lead. the baltimore sun shows a o'malley leading by as much as 14 points. those were across the state today looking for votes. >> 10 days to win. >> in the practice race to election day, former gov. bob ehrlich made seven campaign stops. >> i am tired of taxpayers getting ripped. >> incumbent gov. martin o'reilly -- martin o'malley is hitting the pavement. he stopped her bat -- he stopped at this festival in silver springs. >> early betting is already under way in maryland. -- early voting is already under way in maryland. >> hundreds of voters cast their ballots on saturday. >> polls show o'malley with an edge. according to finance reports, ehrlich has more money in his war chest. but on election day, it is all about the votes. >> with november to just around the corner, but candidates have gone into high gear, traveling the state, hoping to solidify their campaign messages in voter's minds. >> if we want more jobs and more progress and better schools, we need to continue to make the tough

gov. strickland, welcome. >> it is good to be back. >> we want to welcome the republican candidate for governor, john kasich. thank you for being here. >> thank you. >> let's introduce s.a. a thank-you to the ohio newspaper organization for putting this all together. some of its members are serving as palace tonight. we are coming to you live from the university of toledo. he writes out of the blade's columbus bureau. also on the panel tonight at asking questions, dennis mangan and michael douglas. thank you for being here tonight. each candidate has agreed to the rules and regulations set up for tonight's debate. let's review those just briefly and then let's get into it. we will begin with a three- minute opening statement. the order has been pre arranged by calling toss. -- coin flip. each candidate will have 90 seconds to answer the question posed to you by the panel. the opposing candidate will similarly have 90 seconds to respond. the original candidate will be given 30 seconds for a

gov. debate with mr. patrick and mr. baker and mr. cahill. >> voters had to the polls and less than two weeks. follow the key races and candidates on the c-span networks with the dates every night my of to election day. archived debates are online at and on our politics page. upcoming event coverage, campaign ads and other helpful resources. follow election coverage right through election day. >> max, and illinois governor's debate between the democratic incumbent and his republican challenger. some of the topics include the economy. the debate was organized by the league of women voters and wls- tv. this is about one hour. tonight's moderator is ron majors. >> the evening and welcome to tonight's debate. the candidates will debate so you will be better informed when you vote this november 2. this is created by the league of women voters of illinois. the candidates for governor or republican bill brady and democrat pat quinn. joining me in questioning the candidates is charles thomas, rebe

. >> gov. o'malley is doing something many democrats across the country are for it to become members the president. he has done this since day one and mr. obama was not even his first choice. ♪ >> president barack obama got a rock star reception at the bowie state university. >> it is an honor to be standing here with one of the best governors in the united states of america, martin o'malley. [cheers and applause] it is meant to be with someone who has always had my back. >> this is the get out of the rally for gov. martin o'malley and other democratic candidates. >> two years ago, barack obama said to america, "yes, we can." together, we're creating jobs once again in maryland. 33,000 net new jobs this year, our best year since the year 2000. >> mr. obama is also helping o'malley form a constituency that experts consider a key to keep his seat, the african- american community. >> over the years, it has gotten muddled. >> polls show malate pulling ahead of his republican opponent. but low voter

he spoke to a crowd of supporters at bowie state university. >> gov. o'malley has always impressed president obama, something many democrats across the country are free to do. today, president obama said thank you in a big way. president barack obama is on the campaign trail with his change agent in maryland gov. o'malley. >> it is an honor to be standing here with one of the best governors in the united states of america, martin o'malley. [cheers and applause] it is great to be with someone who has always had my back. >> the president praised the governor for investments in education, efforts to clean up the bay, and growing jobs. mr. obama touched on nearly all of o'malley is campaign talking points. >> barack obama said to america "yes, we can." mr. president, here in maryland, with your leadership, we are we're creating jobs in maryland. 33,000 net new jobs this year, our best new year since 2000. >> team maryland shared the stage with the same message. mr. obama is also helping mr. is very court important constituency. >> he energizes the voters.

evacuation day used to be celebrated by george washington and gov. george clinton. as they are riding south in the city, the british are leaving on ships, and washington is greeted by delirious crowd. washington submits his resignation in december, 1783. that was in many ways considered the most important act washington ever took. the artist said general washington was planning on resigning and going back to mount vernon, and george iii said if he does that, he will be

. >> gov. martin o'malley and former gov. robert ehrlich debated a number of contentious issues. we're less than three weeks away for what is expected to be a very close election. >> sometimes in political races it's hard to tell the candidates apart on the issues. this is not one of those issues. bob ehrlich pointed out that there is very that'll upon which he and martin o'malley can agree and it did not take long for them to start sniping at each other today. >> the candidates came out firing familiar ammunition. >> we can create jobs, lower taxes, and retire are debt. >> the choice is whether we move forward to better days or slip back. >> the debate and -- as three panels of questions, giving the panelists time to answer and fire back. >> i do not think we're going to lose that much money because people will consume more. >> he has no idea how much we will make up the $700 million. >> they bickered next on the possible future of tax hikes. >> we do not raise taxes. >> you raised the property tax, bob. you raised 30 different roles. >> i think we have -- >> you had the biggest

gov. martin o'malley takes his campaign to western maryland after getting a political boost from president barack obama. the president energize the crowd and encourage democratic voters to get out and vote on election day. >> on november 2, i am going to need you just as fired up as you were in 2008. >> if only maryland will step up, stand with our president, and lead the way because they can take back new jersey, they can take back virginia, but they can't take back maryland critical of the latest polls shows gov. martin o'malley still has the lead. another change expected in the obama administration. officials say the general james jones resigned as national security adviser will be replaced by tom donaldson. the president will announce that decision later today. meteorologist john collins joins us with a preview of the forecast. >> it is the second day in a row of this really nice stuff. we will try for two more. we will bring you the details coming up in a minute. >> a dramatic scene o

. >> former president bill clinton is also lent his support to gov. martin o'malley posture reelection bid. the former president will appear at a rally for the governor next thursday. supporters can enter a contest for a chance to meet mr. clinton before the rally. just last week, president obama attended an o'malley campaign rally. for more coverage, visit the politics page of our website. you can learn more about all the candidates and all the campaign ad fact checks by i-team reporter david collins. sandra shaw joins us with a preview of the forecast. a little cooler today. >> if you think today is cooler, tomorrow is going to be that much more cool. we are going to be dealing with rain. i have details on all that we will break down the seven-day coming up. >> a wheelchair-pound woman takes on what she calls a major fashion flaw. but first, a store clerk turns the table on our robbe -- a robber. robber. bob ehrlich says he wants to fix maryland. but he increased state spending by record amounts. ehrlich raised $3 billion in taxes and fees... includ

became the'malley maryland gov. after beating mr. ehrlich in 2006. before that, he was a baltimore city mayor and councilman. mr. ehrlich, who grew up in maryland, served in the u.s. house. >> a developing story in southwest washington, that is where there was a real crash on the movie set of "transformers 3." it police cruisers slammed into the bubble be -- bumblebee. the officer was taken to the hospital with non life- threatening injuries. >> we are monitoring the details on a breaking story. we first reported at 5:00 p.m. the discovery of explosives near the cemetery. >> plenty of more information coming in on this and we are talking about eight sticks of c4 explosives, some very powerful stuff found in manhattan and that caused real concern in the east village today. you can see a big police response. several streets were shut down. here is a picture of the explosives. they were not connected to a detonator, so not necessarily dangerous as they were found, but it turns out the same kind, the same amount that was used in the london bombings in 20

gov. john kasich. this is the last scheduled debate. polls showed mr. kasich with a slight edge. our live coverage comes courtesy of wtol-tv in toledo. it is moderated by the station's news anchor. this is live coverage on c-span. >> this is a campaign 2010, the gubernatorial debate. live from the university of toledo. >> did evening and welcome to the ohio governors' debate. we think we have a dandy on tap for you. all across this great country, tonight we welcome the two major candidates for governor of ohio, one of who will lead the state for the next four years. let's make them right now. let's say hi and welcome to ted strickland. the is the current governor of ohio. gov. strickland, welcome. >> it is good to be back. >> we want to welcome the republican candidate for governor, john kasich. thank you for being here. >> thank you. >> let's introduce s.a. a thank- you to the ohio newspaper organization for putting this all together. some of its members are serving as palace tonight. we

istt, gov. martin o'malley garnering extra star paula today at bowie state university in maryland, joining forces with president obama this afternoon. they want to inspire voters heading into november. new poll results show that one candidate is gaining momentum among voters. >>> pamela brown, thank you. 6:46. vincent gray will hold another town hall meeting tonight in d.c. at st. columba's episcopal church in northwest at 6:00 p.m.. he will have town hall meetings in all eight wards to get feedback. >>> mobile cameras will be set up in work zones in prince george's, frederick, and another county. drivers will be cited for going more than 12 miles an hour above the speed limit. violators will get warnings for the first couple weeks and then they will get tickets. >>> the northern virginia transportation commission is expected to pass a resolution today that says all of northern virginia seats on metro's board should remain under local control. >>> the rutgers university freshman suicide could le

gov. bredesen has been very responsible for taking stimulus money and utilizing get on onetime expenses. >> let me ask one more time, as somebody who was to be the governor, do you not understand that we are losing to under $90 million in higher education? >> i do understand that there are cuts coming in higher education and there will be cuts coming under some medical expenses. i think your numbers are absolutely wrong. >> those are printed numbers. i will be glad to give you some day after it is over. >> but mr. mcwherter, it is your chance to ask a question. >> during hurricane ike, your company was price gouging customers. is that the kind of leadership you're going to provide for tennessee, putting your own interest first? >> i am." surprised how anti-pilot you have been. -- i am surpristed how anti- pilot you have been. during the hurricane, we went to great lengths to get product for our customers. in that process pricing errors were made inadvertently. in this case is the money was

. >> governor o'malley and former gov. bob ehrlich cannot agree on much which includes gay marriage. good evening. our big story, governor o'malley says he would sign a gay marriage bill. >> the clear difference comes amidst a firestorm kicked up over the weekend in the governor's race. republican paladino in new york said he did not want children "brainwashed" and to whom such around it. -- into homosexuality. >> stark differences, but neither broke new ground except on the issue of same-sex marriage. the topic came up after the debate. decision haslley's evolved. the first debate between governor o'malley and republican bob ehrlich started 20 minutes late and was in danger of not taking place at all. >> can we ask you questions? >> no questions. >> he objected to having them in the audience. the day agreed on the family members of the ever -- would be able to watch. >> with that almost a deal breaker? >> almost. >> distinctions are stark. on the issue of gay marriage, governor o'malley said a state lawmakers sent him --

omar has divided the three previous -- but gov. lamar has survived three previous attempts to kill him. despite the best efforts of the nato forces, they were still able to strike at high-profile targets. >>> he is the fifth top official to resign from the obama administration in a matter of weeks. a u.s. national security adviser james jones is stepping down. it looks bad for barack obama, though the announcement was no surprise. you are watching "bbc world news." blastoff before the russian rockets, american astronauts still depending on them to get to the international space station. >>> the united arab emirates has said it will not be banning blackberry services after coming to an agreement with the phones makers, rim. had threatened to suspend services on october 11 if rammed did not comply with certain requirements stipulated by the uae telecom authority. saudi arabia and india have for a similar bans. >> the nearly half million blackberry users and the uae breathed a sigh of relief. of almost two months, the government has t

we will go one-on-one with gov. martin o'malley. you can get to know all of the candidates with answers to the questions that matter to you. check out wbaltv.com for our voters' guide. >> the ravens know how to make their faithful followers very nervous. the ravens fought back yesterday to squeak by the buffalo bills again in overtime. >> a close shave. the players have a week off this week. the voice of the ravens, gerry sandusky, joins us in the studio with a look back at this win. >> i will disagree. the best week of the season is not the by week. the best would be the week of the super bowl. a certain uneasiness around town today. a lot of ravens fans find himself wondering if the bills had a better team or the ravens did not have as good a team that we hoped. over the past couple of weeks, we have learned the ravens can survive emotional whiplashed. he looked like a hall of famer yesterday's sizing of the ravens secondary. nothing concerned about the ravens approach after forcing a turnover. ,oe flacco's flea flicker pass the b

we're on location at gov 2.0 in downtown washington, d.c. we're pleased to introduce you to dan reed, corporate vice president for microsoft, vice president for technology strategy among other things. what exactly is your job? >> i do a variety of things. my job is to envision what the future of technology will be. think about it broad societal implications. talk about those things around the world in a competitive way. this is the future. this is what it potentially means for us. let's talk about how we adapt to that future, how to plan for that future, how to exploit that. the other part of my job is to try to invent the future. i spend a lot of time building advanced prototypes. the things that could make those technology trends possible. >> when you think about inventing the future, what specifically have you thought about? >> we have thought about the future of human-computer interaction. we have largely been in the mold of a model that is based on windows and -- mode of a model that is based on windows and mice and pointers. there is a

on friday gov. schwarzenegger and legislative leaders announced they had reached an agreement on a spending plan. today the proposal will be made public. a vote by lawmakers is set for tomorrow but it does need a two- thirds majority to pass. california has set a record for the longest delay ever in passing a budget. >>> be on the lookout this morning and throughout the day for large groups of kids walking to school. today is international walk-to- school day. all over the place thousands of students, teachers, parents all over the bay area plan to either walk or ride bikes to school. organizers say this is designed to encourage kids to be more active. it also cuts down on pollution and traffic around school areas, right? >> it's nice. there's a safe-routes-to-school program. a lot of cities and areas are instigating it now. so be extra careful. watch out. more people will be watching today. >> that's right. you watch out for the kids. pam, you say that like you're a mom oring. >> we call it walk an

gov. chris, you go first. >> i have turned into an independent because i think that washington is broken. abraham lincoln once said that the government should be of the people, by the people, and for the people. i believe that is true. not of, by, and for the party. that is why i'm running as an end in a. there is an extreme right faction and the republican party, and i think i am the only candidate who can win and crashed at the tea party in washington. it is time to have common sense back in the nation's capitol 254 fellow states citizens. when the extreme right to punish teachers and schoolchildren, a veto the bill to stop it. and the extreme-right wanted to change the way that women would be able to make a decision about their own life and force them to get an ultrasound, force them to pay for it, force them to watch it, and then be lectured, it was too much to the right, and i used the veto then and stop that. i have done it as your governor and would do it as your senator. when extre

bob ehrlich is expecting an endorsement from new jersey gov. chris christie.oors open and at bowie state university in maryland at 1:00 this afternoon. back to you. >> thank you. >>> 52 degrees outside it. >> still ahead, sounding off on metro's mosquito, the son of a device to keep teenagers ablaze getting the brushoff. >> of rutgers student suicide could lead to a new law. >> of rutgers student suicide could lead to a new law. >> two governors, two different approaches. even in good times bob ehrlich didn't make education a priority. he increased college tuition by 40%, cut school construction by $200 million, and ehrlich voted to eliminate the department of education while serving in congress. but in the toughest of times, martin o'malley has made record investments in public schools, new school construction, and o'malley froze college tuition four years in a row. with martin o'malley, our children always come first. >> ayman bethesda at the farmers market. come down and check us out. good morning, washington. >>> 5:40. not bad outside. temperatures in the

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gov. strickland because he is an education governor and the republican legislature has defied the ohio supreme court at least four times by not putting in reforms for raising money for education. host: john in dumfries, virginia. republican. caller: the issue for me is the growth of government. i have worked for the government for about 16 years. some of it was part time at dod, so i was working at the private sector at the same time. there are some things that you need government to do and there are other things with government does. in my experience, the government is knocked the best mechanism to manage a lot of different things. it is a huge bureaucracy and it slows things down and you get people into power and even if they are good people they end up getting a little bit corrupted and the system could be more efficient. that generally is the direction. i am not a libertarian. we need to have a government and there are things that has to do. host: from "politico," boehner looks to long

gov. maddon -- gov. martin o'malley and former governor bob ehrlich had a lively exchange. >> do you know what else is new? a little bit of sunshine this afternoon. >> everything pretty much worked out as expected with the rain heavy at times and a vat clearing. we're in pretty good shape right now. the rain has kind of moved off the eastern shore. this storm will intensify. let's go to the weatherbug and give you some information as far as rainfall totals. fredericksburg, 1 and 1/4 inches. about the same in alexandria, 1.13 inches of rain. that is right near andrews air force base. temperatures are on the cool side, and for 50's and they will continue to drop into the 40's. let's show you the futurecast. the storms will continue to intensify across southern new england, taking most of the rain with it. the early-morning hours, that little blob indicates that nothing will lead past a little sprinkle or shower. the high pressure center will move in and when that takes control, the weather for the day will

decision 2010 the race for california gov.nce again and it's not the issues which are taking center stage. as the anchorman tells us this time it's a derogatory comment about the equipment made by jerry brown campaign staff member. >> taking center stage in the race for governor is the word for, which brown staffer used to refer to meg whitman. it's offensive comment towards meg whitman and we'll californians. >> this statement was made between brown and a campaign staffer was captured on a voice mail after the two had thought the fall was taught not. as you can hear brown is discussing campaign strategy in an attempt to expose meg whitman is positioned on pension reform. >> she's a whore. we believe jerry brown should apologize to meg for the comments they should be telling us. >> so far brown has not apologized but campaign manager steven glazer released the following statement. " this is a jumble and often inaudible recording of a private conversation. at times our language was salty. we apologize to ms. whitman and anyone

was a tremendous amount of excitement out here about this appearance by president obama on behalf of gov. martin o'malley and other maryland democrats running for reelection this year. a huge crowd lined up early. we can show you some video of what it ended up happening as the president's time to speak. paramedics had to rush to the scene to take care of people. they put out a mass casualty col. they had been waiting and waiting for hours, standing, most of them with nothing to eat or drink waiting for the president. when he finally did speak, he had to interrupt himself a couple of times to call for help for people who had passed out in front of him. >> i think we might have had someone fate down here. if we got the paramedics -- everyone is pointing at him. >> get some water, the president said. another elderly man in front of the president fainted and the president called for help. he did not seem to be too distracted. i understand he has seen it before. people often have to arrive hours before the president. emotions are high and they do not have ianything to drink. people who went d

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. >>> gov. martin o'malley gets the support of the president in chief. they will have a rally at the university. we will have more on the president's visit in the next hour. it is 4:49. >>> d.c. public schools go green for lunch. >>> but first another check on traffic and weather every 10 minutes. we will be right back. >> time for traffic and weather every 10 minutes this morning. >> let's see how things are shaping up. it seems to me that today started to look really nice to the weekend. >> yes. we are in transition. we will have guessed the west winds. that is the major headlines today in weather. potomac, 50. silver spring at pine crest elementary, 54 degrees. warrington is a cool spot at 45. mostly sunny skies. a few clouds out there. it is gusty. high temperatures in the low to mid 70's. average height is 71 degrees. mostly sunny. a nice stretch of weather through the weekend. maybe some rain by next tuesday. >> 95 southbound in virginia hung up because of construction and some incident in the area at a car fire and accident, all of which has been

. >> president obama has family ties to alaska gov. sarah palin.e 10th cousins through a common ancestor. site said both are related through their mothers. >>> we are not having any relation to today to mark. our temperatures are beautiful. we're losing two minutes of daylight each day. look at that temperature now. we're down to 68 degrees. of stories is 1.5 degrees above average. we will be making up for that. temperatures made it to 70 degrees. the record today only 89 degrees. the next time we have a record high temperature of 90, that will not occur until march 26. look at our temperature. a lot of spots with sunshine have had a delightful day. our temperature here was 10 degrees below where was yesterday. here are the changes going on. there is the high pressure. that is an area of low pressure that will be coming near us and bringing in a fair amount of rain. here is the futurecast. there is that area of low pressure beginning to come in. by tomorrow, it begins to move off. behind it, there will be quite a bit of wind coming in. especially d

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gov. schwarzenegger has no plans for that. lt. gov.st night's game so maldonado should be getting at texas size portion of beef brisket. i don't care about these bats. you wanna watch the game you want to know if you can go free. you don't care if the politicians are betting. >> unless they put something big on the line like money. still pub giving us the latest on the price let range. seats behind home plate and standing room only. blolow prices of $400 the highs are $10,000. just giving you a look at the most expensive let's go straight to that. $10,000.3010 upper section. police you have a good view of the whole field. we have free ones for them that we're giving away. we will drop at 11:00. >> isn't that amazing. thousands of dollars and they are freed that's awesome. the question is will you need a number a lot. even if it's burgling we don't care. >> can you bring an umbrella you blocked the people behind you. it could be showers. scattered showers around the bay at that time chet's of showers for game to 62 degrees for first pit

jeffrey goldberg asked gov. barbara about the 2010 elections and whether republicans will take over the house and senate in the upcoming elections. we will also hear from senator jim webb and the publisher of the cook political report who predicts that republicans will take over the u.s. house in the november elections. >> hello, thank you for being here. gov. barbara, thank you very much for coming. you know introduction to this crowd. -- you need no introduction to this crowd. many of you obviously know him better as the former chairman of the republican national committee. i want to to just jump right in and if we can. imagine that your still chairman of the rnc, right now. you are feeling pretty good. you're looking at a possible blow out. on the other hand, you have a succession of people come into your office. grand paul, who has second dealt about the fact. christine o'donnell, who believes that scientists are putting mouse brains in humans. are you thinking to yourself that it is good that we're about to

gov. martin o'malley and bob ehrlich are urging candidates to take advantage of early voting. republican bob ehrlich visited harford county to encourage voters to get out ahead of the november 2nd election. later tonight, governor o'malley is expected to attend a rally in baltimore county. live coverage for both events tied at 11:00 p.m. and the latest sign the report that shows bob ehrlich has out raised governor o'malley. the 2010 campaign season is heading into its final week. they had the biggest guns in the trenches. president obama was winding down a four-day campaign swing with a stop in minneapolis. with control of congress up for grabs, plenty of work and not much time left. brian more reports with more from washington. >> in florida, sarah palin's from your fellow republicans for a big win on election day. >> the momentum is with us. now was not the time to let up. >> two-party favorite marco rubio is expecting plenty of republicans to join in with the changing washington park seed change of power. >> i believe november 2nd will be an extraordinary day in florida and

he sent a letter to gov. o'malley and the attorney general asking for a 60-day when it comes to getting married, more and more couples are choosing to wait. >> as if there were not already enough reasons to put off her wedding, at something else, the economy. if you have a job, he might lose it. -- you might lose it. the number of people join in weblog is the lowest in 100 years. -- joined in wedlock is the lowest in 100 years. marriage-eligible couples find themselves returning to school in a bone dry job market. more are living at home with mom and dad. the thought of a house purchase and children and take care, when it is hard to get credit and a loan, is daunting to say the least. mayor rich and the long term -- marriage in the long term, what about right away? many are putting off marriage because of the cost of the wedding. there are bright spots in this downer. individuals like this man, going through divorce himself, said that the economy will not stop him from getting back on the course when the time

speakers will include gov. bob mcdonnell. there also be a straw poll to gauge support for potential republican candidates. >> maryland is about to become the first state in the nation to make absentee ballots available online. it will be on the website. there will be instructions and an oath of absentee voting. it will assign a security number and a personalized mailings number to guard against fraud. >> former president george w. bush's memoirs arrived in bookstores next month. the publisher is printing 1.5 million copies of the book. anna -- and enhanced e -book edition will also be published. >> still to come, walking for a cure. thousands of people are hitting the streets for the annual coleman a three day walk. next, the personal stories of some participants. >> will this beautiful weather hang on through the weekend? we will be back with your complete forecast. >> tragedy strikes hayes worth and his family. that is all coming [ male announcer ] looking for a complete picture of your money? meet pnc virtual wallet. it co

. >> reporter: ehrlich attacked the record calling him gov several times. >> gov, you said you cut state spending. we add up yo budgets over four years. dwlung they add to? $124 billion. mine? $101 billion. you're $23 billion -- that's not a rounding error. that really counts. that's big time money. >> reporter: the debate turned personal at time with emotions coming clo to the surface. >> most negative ads made up all the difference in the polls. we started ten down pitch the end we were even in the polls. blaming me for the louisiana oil spill was maybe your worst moment. you yourself said that was a strategic mistake. >> i didn't blame you for the oil spill. >> is my time now. >> i thought it was a lyely exchange of ideas about the fight of our state. >> reporter: in the final weeks of this campaign, the governor and former governor will meet face to face a number of times on debates on radio and tv. the next official debate will be in our area, sponsored by the "washington post" this coming thursday. from baltimore, i'm chris gordon, news4. >>> this afternoon, both candidates partici

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while working as an aide in gov. patten's office, i helped write the higher education law that gave status to northern kentucky university. we have to look at this issue. there is a lot of infrastructure at the airport. if you honor me by electing me as the next united states senator, i will come up with ideas to try to get more traffic to that airport. we have to make certain that it is safe to cross that bridge. >> mr. paul, you have 90 seconds. >> i would advocate for bridges for northern kentucky and level and wherever we need them. for roads where ever we need them. i will not simply promise that here is the money and there are no conditions for it that is our problem. do we want someone who simply will pander? here it is, here is the money, there are no consequences. there are consequences to having a $2 trillion debt. this needs to be within the confines of a balanced budget and not to be earmarked process. the earmarked process has been a stay on our history. people stick things on in the dead of night that a

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stops ringing even on saturday mornings as an entrepreneur whose business was ruined years ago sternly gov sees the financial crisis as the best time for spreading the economic lessons that land. this crisis offers a big opportunity for one thing urban people are losing jobs nobody needs and this is a powerful stimulus for them to move to other places and if this city sewage system goes down that it compel people to move in no time the government dislikes the term eco settler he calls himself a peasant and hates progress more than even the most radical greens and feels that scientific progress does nothing but harm and maintains that people should go back to their roots living as he does just like in days gone by the food should come from your own vegetable garden. just log them and eat them. laurie we don't use any cameco to grow them. come on try it. even has an eco solution to making a nice without a freezer. this is all free only a short time ago i had always dreamt of making a realized box and that's the right time for a big chunks of meat to be stored here. the freezer is on one side

and the gov. o'malley republican challenger ehrlich arrived at this morning for the debate. it will air tonight in the baltimore area. two debates on radio are expected in the coming weeks. president obama is kicking off a major campaign of his own today -- nationwide democrats are fighting to hold off the expected republican gains in congress. the president's party is pulling no punches in the next 21 days. >> president obama is on a tour of the endangered democrats. >> let's show washington one more time, the change does not come from the top. it comes from the bottom. >> in pennsylvania, his third stop there in the past three days -- hear, this candidate wants up is now in a battle. his opponent is the former wrestling executive linda mcmahon. >> are you comfortable with that? >> i am a strong proponent of first amendment rights. >> democrats are firing back. the president will campaign in miami. former president bill clinton will be in west virginia and kentucky. first lady michelle obama will hit wisconsin and chicago. bitter struggle over the president's old senate sea

last week, california gov. arnold and schwarzenegger restored some $300 million of funding. governor's decision to restore some funding follows months of statewide protests, rallies, and walkouts over the drastic budget cuts. we're joined by ananya roy, a professor in the department of city and regional planning at the university of california, berkeley. she was part of the solidarity alliance at the height of the protests earlier this year. her latest book is called "poverty capital: microfinance and the making of development." welcome to "democracy now!" where education stands today in california. >> you have been talking about california and public education is an important piece of that story. we are marking a year of action and advocacy to make visible the crisis of public education, but also to make visible id is part of the larger crisis of priorities in california. as you mentioned, the governor and a legislator have indeed restored about $300 million to the uc and state california university system, but a great deal of work needs to be done. there is a deferring a f

florida with kendrick meek, senator terry mur -- the dairy murray of washington state, in maryland with gov. martin o'malley. can bill clinton make a difference for the democrats? >> i think he can, otherwise these candidates would not be asking him to come in certainly the candidates think he can make a difference. he has drawn a very good crowds. especially in states with early voting, often times they will disperse the crowd right into some kind of precinct so that they can pass their votes. it is a great to organize and rally around your candidacy. i think he also can communicate and connect with voters in a very effective ways. we knew that back when he was president, and these candidates are hoping he can do it again. >> nina, the connecting part is something barack obama has been accused of lacking, the emotional connection with voters. bill clinton seems to epitomize it. >> yes, and he loves it. you watch the happy warrior, and you are happy to be watching this exercise. it makes politics a joyful experience, not an arduous one. if you can energize the base and get people to thfocus